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… Expanding the Borders of Scholarship Professor Tamara J. Walker on why … studying in Argentina; there, she faced difficulties being Black in a country that felt explicitly racist to her.  … seven years and at the University of Toronto for six. Her first book, Exquisite Slaves: Race, Clothing, and Status in …

… successes, Barnard student-athletes played a key role on the Columbia women’s basketball team By Anne Stein ’90JRN … team stepped onto the court at Virginia Tech to play the first Division I  NCAA Tournament game in program history. … been great experiencing D1 basketball and academically being involved in smaller classrooms and getting to know my …

… The Art of Negotiation From filmmaking to leading a … even maintains that she graduated from Barnard twice, the first time in utero, as her due date was imminent at her … communicator that I am, I credit Barnard with,” she says. “Being in that sort of environment for four years, and being …

… Past Year and Looking Ahead President Beilock's message on the City of New York’s Day of Remembrance, honoring those who … and staff. And we would continue to adapt and change, at first on a daily basis, then stretching into weeks and … to this loss, and making time for it is essential for well-being. This Friday, March 19, from 12 noon to 12:15 p.m., we …

… Project Poetry The award-winning poet Maya C. Popa ’11 is spreading a … feel extremely grateful that there’s this whole mode of being and of thinking on the page that isn’t concrete. So … named one of the Guardian ’s Best Books of Poetry, and her first collection, American Faith , which was awarded the …

… ideas, response to audience, and physical affect. Through the Speaking Center and our attached class program, Speaking … of cultivating a space for marginalized voices on campus. Being able to say what you mean is pivotal skill that is … can apply to become a Speaking Fellow? Students in their first or sophomore years are eligible to become Speaking …

… Fall 2015 Caribbean Feminisms On the Page Writers find compatibility in regional diversity By … in fiction writing from Hunter College. Minding Ben , her first novel, newly published in paperback as Grace in the … For Danticat, “The non-fiction keeps the fiction from being preachy. I get the preach out of the way.” Brown writes …

… Hall immediately encountered a wall. It wasn’t exactly the ideal metaphor for a college known for breaking down … the new Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being, architect Carol Loewenson ’76, ’79 GSAPP, and her team … several old New York City library buildings. “This is the first building at Barnard; it’s the foundation. You want to …

… ʼ78 is a New York Times science columnist and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Beat Reporting. She is the author of … improve cognition. Yes. We know, for example, that being in nature actually changes our ability to focus. It … That’s great. It’s good to keep at least one hand in your first love. Barnard is of course a women’s college, which …

… Jeanine Tesori ’83 The musical theatre composer revels in ‘the big shows’ but … committed to this initiative for the next two years. Her first season this past summer featured Violet , her first … and those of others, and understand the balance between being selfish and being generous. It’s about how the ideas …